If you do these 2 things in work emails, people will think you're being rude: 'On the war path'
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A recent discussion on Reddit highlights a common email etiquette issue: the absence of a greeting. Users express that skipping a friendly introduction can be perceived as rude or abrupt, potentially damaging workplace relationships. Many agree that while a direct approach may be acceptable among friends, it can create a harsh tone, especially with acquaintances. The consensus suggests that small pleasantries in emails contribute to better rapport and smoother interactions in professional settings.
I tend to find it slightly rude if someone starts an email with someone's name and comma. For example: 'John, could I get an update on this? Ben,'...
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